~ Book Reviews ~
‘Epic Bike Rides of the World’ by Lonely Planet
Lonely Planet's Epic Bike Rides of the World is a beautifully curated celebration of two-wheeled travel that takes you on a global journey across the most thrilling cycling routes on Earth.
The South Downs Way: Winchester to Eastbourne, Described in Both Directions (Includes separate OS 1:25K map booklet) by Cicerone
Providing a detailed account of the 100-mile route, The South Downs Way: Winchester to Eastbourne, Described in Both Directions by Cicerone is an essential guide for anyone planning to explore one of England’s most iconic National Trails.
‘ The Man Who Cycled the Americas ’ by Mark Beaumont
The Man Who Cycled the Americas by Mark Beaumont is a captivating and inspiring account of an extraordinary 13,000-mile journey spanning the length of two continents.
How to tie knots, (Collins gem series)
Are you planning to climb Mont Blanc, row across an ocean, or want to make yourself a better outdoorsperson / survivalist in general? Definitely check this useful little book out then.
It’s a super handy guide on how to tie over 30 knots with step-by-step images of each part of the process so you can master the important ones used in all adventures, such as the stopper knot, bowline, figure of eight, and the clove hitch.